Qóut, Juggernaut Slasher

[Atypical-Abbie]

So this here is a monster of the Link Monster kind, it's a LINK-4, and it does attack and gain ATK, so that's cool, uhm, we got Equip Spell support here too, yeah, something to do with protection and such. Better in the Main Monster Zone, crazy gains. Oh and it's a Dinosaur, because big old beasts from the past are rad, with swords and what have you, k byeeeee

 

2+ monsters, including a Link Monster
When this card declares an attack: You can discard 1 card; for each zone this card points to with no monsters in them, this card gains 1000 ATK until the end of the Damage Step. During the turn you activate this effect, non-Link Monsters cannot be Special Summoned from your Extra Deck or attack. While this card is equipped with an Equip Card, it cannot be targeted or destroyed by other card effects.

[MarshyK-XS]

I really like this! (although whats its atk? If it is on the hyperlink I apologise as I cant see it through my internet provider) I like that it can be used in any deck (I.E not tied down to a monster type) the 1000 atk boost is always nice and adds to the potential otk potential which is in the current generation of yugioh!

 

Over all solid card!

 

~MK

[Atypical-Abbie]

I really like this! (although whats its atk? If it is on the hyperlink I apologise as I cant see it through my internet provider) I like that it can be used in any deck (I.E not tied down to a monster type) the 1000 atk boost is always nice and adds to the potential otk potential which is in the current generation of yugioh!

 

Over all solid card!

 

~MK

Why would you post a review when you can't see the card? Especially a Link Monster, since you need to know the Link Arrows. It's 3000 for the record, but please don't review unless you can see the entire thing.

[Dova]

Protection from protection? :thinking:

nice otk boi for one hit wonders when borrelsword just wont cut it, although this guy is far less splashable. Really like the importance of placement, although the fact that it needs to point to zones rather than just not point to monsters means it can't get that sweet 7k ATK turn 2. Probably a good idea, but it's still tantalizing.

[Darj]

This card does have a niche over the Borrels in that it can reach a much higher ATK than either. However, it does at an increased cost of 1 discard, plus a bit of board positioning to maximize the ATK boosts. Meanwhile, Borrelsword can more consistently OTK with its double attack + Rairyorku effect while Borreload can outright steal anything bigger than it and let you attack with the stolen monster, so situations where you would prefer this over either are awfully slim, and most players would give priority to the Borrels in the ED before this. I can only think of this card being useful vs. big monsters immune to monsters effects, but those are scarce nowadays. Granted, they can become a big thing practically anytime, if we see Master Peace as an example.

Another advantage of this card that you could highlight is that unlike the Borrels it can use Tokens and Normal monsters as materials, but... I don't think that's a big plus when most Token/Normal monsters can be turned into Links and then go for a Borrel anyway.

 

In short, a welcomed option to have in the Link4 pool to deal with beaters immune to monster effects whenever they become dominant, but it wouldn't be a go-to Link4 to add in your ED if you have the space to spare.